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TIOH ELECTIONS TAKE PLACE
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COLLECTIONS
BT BUYIHG
A pril IT marked the eloee o f one
o f the moet suceesaful administra­
tions o f the Oírla’ A thletic aasocia-
tlon, and the opening o f the l#32-23
association rear.
The form er officers and their suc-
President, Daises Leffler— Mary
Buiott.
y
Vice-president,
Mary
E lliott—
Florence Lee.
Secretary, Esther H aworth— Ruth
Grade School Claeses Taught by Per. W hitlock.
Treasurer,
Helen
Hester— Ann
sene Who Have Not Kvon High
Sliver.
School Diplomas— Trained
Tennis manager, Beth Paulsen—
Teachers Barred.
Pauline Terrell.
Special appreciation is due the old
Washington. D. C.—Commissioner officers for the constructive work
It has
John J. Tlgert o f tbe bureau of edu­ which they have effected.
cation and his assistants are studying been and w ilK continue to be o f es­
(lie question o f bow to raise tbe pecial value to the cause o f athletics
standard of training for school teach­ among the girls o f Pacific College.
ers throughout tbe United States.
Thousands of women and men en­
trusted with tbe education of large
groups of children In the public schools and two members from the senior,
lack what the federal officials regard junior, sophomore, and freshmen
as an adequate preparation for their classes and the Academy. This body
Is directly responsible fo r the pro­
work. Doctor Tlgert said.
In the grade schools many persons motion o f g irls’ athletics, and simpli­
are teaching classes who have not fies the work o f the large associa­
even high school diplomas, according tion by conducting much o f its w ork
end discussion.
to a recent Investigation by tbe bu-
The Oirls’ H ikin g club i: also a
Accordlng
to
tbe
rean‘ of education,
new department of the Association.
federal standards s men or woman to The interest in It and Us value to
be properly equipped for teaching those participating Indicate that it
should have at least s normal school is permanently established.
education. I f the teaching is to be
Greater general interest In the as­
that In high schools n college or uni­ sociation and g irls’ a th letics. during
versity diploma should represent ade­ the past year Indicates an important
quate training.
In other words the Increase In the association.
training of the teacher should reach
considerably beyond the subject to be AGORETONS GIVE PROGRAM
tadght.
FOR TRETIAK t a t m t h
Many Are Barred.
One o f the high lig h ts o f P. C.’a
Thousands o f men and women who society life was the entertainment
were adequately trained to teach are o f the Trellans by the Agoretons on
now barred from tbe schools, It has A pril 38 at 8:00 p. m. In Wood-Mar
been found. This is s result o f tbe Hpll. A very unique program was
war.
When living costs Increased given In the chapel, the first number
faster than * teachers’ salaries large o f which was n pantomime directed
numbers o f teachers who were well by C. R. Hinshaw, featu ring negro
equipped fo r their work were com­ home life. Its presentation revealed
pelled to step out o f the schools Into much hidden talent among the
the other other positions that would young men. The second number, a
violin solo, was executed by Royal
pay better.
Many were practically
Gettman, w ith match feeling. «T h is
forced oat by lack of means to re­ was follow ed by a stunt presented
main, although their first Interest was by. V ir g il Hinshaw as Dr. Grand-
with the schools.
^
getam and fits aide, Cecil Pearson,
There was a national shortage of who performed some exceedingly
teachers.
Economic depressions fol­ modern feats in surgery on an un­
lowed. Persons with hardly any train­ recognisable subject. A fte r the su-
ing stepped Into the vacant positions.
At tbe ra n r time the level o f salaries
paid teachers began to be increased.
More an^ more Inadequately trained
persons went into the schools as teach­
ers. Th e shortage o f teachers cessed
to be a problem.
There are now GIRLS’ ATHLETIC C O U C H ./
ELECTS HEW OFFICERS
enough, so that few schools need re­
main closed tor lack o f men and wom­
The student council fo r the g irls’
athletic association met Friday, A p ­
en to conduct them.
r il 28, to elect officers. Helen Hes­
Standard Lowered.
But the teachers who are Inade­ ter was unanimously elected presi­
quately trained are holding the posi­ dent and Mary Shirley, secretary.
tions. And many persons who studied The members o f the coaacll repre­
senting the fo llow in g classes are:
te moke teaching their life work are
Academy, Elisabeth Sliver.
without positions. School boards gen­
Academy, Louise Nelson.
erally feel that In all fairness those
Freshman, M ary Shirley.
persons who accepted positions when
Sophomore. Helen Hester.
there was a teacher shortage should
Junior, Clara Calkins.
Senior, Anna Mills.
be retained.
Tb e standard o f training fo r teach­
ers thus has been very largely low­ ACADEMY STUDENT BODY
ered throughout tbe schools in all sec­
ELECTS HEW EXECUTIVES
tions o f the United States, ftoe reports
The annual elections o f the Acad­
show. The correction o f this situation
emy student body took place last
may take several years, according to Tuesday, A pril 25. In the Academy
Commissioner Tlgert.
study hall. The follow ing are the
officers who w ill serve fo r the com­
T H IS BEAR IS BULLET-PROOF ing term:
President— Ivor Jones.
Vice-president— Ben Huntington.
Three Slugs From Rifle Fall te Stay
Secretary— Emmabell Woodworth.
Onrush of Bruin In Pennsyl­
Treasurer— H atel Newhouse.
vania Wilde.
Chairman social committee— Ar-
dath Campbell.
Lewlsbnrg. Pa.— Samuel Crone, a
Y e ll leader— Floyd Lienard.
Shamokln butcher, encountered a bear
that weighed about 400 pounds,
LETTER CLUB HEKBER8
dropped the animal with a ballet from
HOW WEARING NEW FINS
bis rifle» bat was startled to see tbe
The members o f the Gold L etter
bear rise and. howling with pain, race
club are now wearing small gold
tow a rd ^ lm on all-fours.
- Tw o more shots were fired and " P 's " in conspicuon8 places on their
coat lapels and neckties. These pins
struck the tough hide o f the animal,
have been chosen by the club as o f­
inflicting painful wounds, bat each ficial membership Insignia, and It is
time the bear refused to stay down, alumni member shall obtain .qne I f
and by tbe time It was ten feet la be desires. They are very attractive
front o f Crone tbe latter’s weapon little pins about one-tourth o f an
Jammed.
Inch In height, with shiny surface
Desperate, the hunter decided to and dull edges o f 14 karat gold.
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battle with tbe stock o f his rifle as s
The many new subscriptions which
dub and stood his ground as the ani­
mal rose on Its hind legs as If to rash the Graphic Is patting on are the best
him. Suddenly tbe bear changed its evidence tbst this newspaper Is alive
and serving the community,
mind, tamed and ran limping Into the
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YOUR
MOT ÍNADEQUATELY TRAINED
Those curtain», so dark and grimy With winter’s
dost and soot, will look dainty once mors if yea'll
have them washed oar improved way and * » » « * -*
on oar wonderful curtain dryer.
And the oost is so very* little. Certainly it will
fiot pay you to fuss with your curtains at home,
te risk tearing and stretching them, only to And
after all your bother that they will not hang right
THE T0XDT-TH8T PSALM
(Published by request)
T h e Ford Is my car; I shall not
want— another. It maketh me to
He down in muddy roads; It leadeth
me to say profane words; It tireth
my soul; It tmketh me Into paths o f
disgrace fo r Its namesake.
Y ea, though I ride through the
▼alley. I shall w alk up the h ill; I
shall have no comfort w hile It is
w ith me.
T h y cranks and thy
springs they discomfort me.
Thou break eat down In the pres­
ence o f mine enemies; thou anolnteet
m y bend w ith oil; thy radiator run­
neth over. Surely, i f this th in g shall
fo llow me nil the days o f my life
I shall dweH In the bughouse fo r­
ever.
Newberg Laundry
W ith the largest circulation In the
county, the Graphic can assure its
advertisers o f better results than
chuld a paper w ith a small circula­
tion.
Circulation coasts la adver-
A arise man. has dign ity without
pride; a tool has pride without d ig ­
nity.— Confucius.
A
HEWBERG LODGE HO. 104
A. F. A A. K.
Stated communication every second
and fourth Thursday
V is itin g brethren welcome 1
P. W . B AU G H M A N , W . M.
O L IV E R K IL H A M , Secy.
R egular m eetings first and third
Thursday each month
C L A R A H IL B E R T , W . M.
V E R O N A H. NELSON. Secy.
HEWBERG CAMP HO. U S
Woodmen of the World s
Meets every T h u r s d a y night at
F. hall. V isitin g neighbors wel-
me.
JAM ES M cW H A N N E L , C. C.,
TOM T Y N D A L L . Clerk.
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LODGE HO 96
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Meets every Thmursday night at
I. O. O. F. hall.
SCOTT LTVENOOOD, N. Q..
A. C. STANBRO U G H . Secy.
WBERG
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Bebe Daniel»
M onte Blue
Wanda Hawley
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rheumatism, ate., taka WOODEN SHOE
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McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
PIONEER
Copenhagen. — The fourth confer­
ence o f the world alliance of churches,
at which representatives o f churches
o f 28 nations will attend, will be held
here from August 4 to 12 under the
auspices o f the World Alliance o f
Churcbes. which seeks to promote aa
International onion o f church denom­
inations.
The president o f tbe alliance, the
archbishop o f Centorbury, hopes to be
present. Dr. Henry Atkinson o f tbs
American Church Peace onion has
been visiting Copenhagen to make the
■ m l arrangements.
PREPAREDNESS
Is the watchword of today.
For thirty two years it
has been the policy of the management of tills bank to
observe this watchword in financial matters.
To this
conservatism, together with carefal sad oonsdentions
Knrfee we sttribate oar continued snosaes.
UNITED STATES
day ana Tuesday, May 8 and 9
FLORENCE VIDOR